sehawq.db 4.0.3 → 4.0.5

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- # SehawqDB 4.0.0
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- ## 🎯 Project Overview
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- **Project Name:** SehawqDB
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- **Type:** Lightweight JSON-based database for Node.js (Firebase alternative)
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- **Status:** Live on npm, actively maintained
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- **Current Version:** 4.0.0 - Complete Rewrite
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- **Mission:** Build a database that's easier than MongoDB, more powerful than and cheaper than Firebase.
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- ---
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- ## 🚀 What's New in 4.0.0
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- ### **Complete Architecture Overhaul**
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- * **Modular Design**: Every component separated into individual files
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- * **Performance-First**: Rewritten from scratch with optimization at every level
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- ### **New Performance Features**
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- * **Smart Indexing System**: Hash, Range, Text indexes for O(1) queries
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- * **Advanced Caching**: LRU + TTL + Intelligent cache invalidation
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- * **Lazy Loading**: Load data only when needed, save 70% memory
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- * **Memory Management**: Automatic optimization and leak prevention
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- ### **File Structure (Completely Reorganized)**
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- ```
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- src/
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- ├── core/ # Core database engine
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- │ ├── Database.js # Main database class
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- │ ├── QueryEngine.js # Advanced query system
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- │ ├── IndexManager.js # Smart indexing
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- │ ├── Storage.js # File I/O operations
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- │ ├── Persistence.js # Data persistence layer
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- │ ├── Events.js # Event emitter system
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- │ └── Validator.js # Data validation
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- ├── performance/ # Performance optimizations
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- │ ├── Cache.js # Smart caching
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- │ ├── LazyLoader.js # Lazy loading
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- │ └── MemoryManager.js # Memory management
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- ├── server/ # Network capabilities
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- │ ├── api.js # REST API server
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- │ └── websocket.js # Real-time WebSocket
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- └── utils/ # Utilities
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- ├── helpers.js # Helper functions
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- ├── dot-notation.js # Dot notation parser
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- ├── benchmark.js # Performance testing
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- └── profiler.js # Code profiling
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## 🔥 Key Features
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- ### **1. Lightning-Fast Performance**
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- ```javascript
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- // 30x faster queries with indexing
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- db.createIndex('email', 'hash');
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- db.where('email', '=', 'john@example.com'); // O(1) instead of O(n)
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- ```
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- ### **2. Real-time Sync**
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- ```javascript
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- // Automatic WebSocket sync across clients
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- db.set('message', 'Hello World!');
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- // → All connected clients receive instant update
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- ```
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- ### **3. Built-in REST API**
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- ```javascript
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- // Auto-generated REST endpoints
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- const db = new SehawqDB({ enableServer: true });
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- // → GET/POST/PUT/DELETE /api/data/*
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- ```
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- ### **4. Advanced Query System**
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- ```javascript
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- // MongoDB-style queries
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- db.find(user => user.age > 18)
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- db.where('status', 'in', ['active', 'premium'])
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- db.groupBy('category')
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- ```
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- ### **5. Data Safety**
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- * Atomic writes (temp file + rename strategy)
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- * Automatic backups with retention policy
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- * Corruption recovery system
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- ---
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- ## 📊 Performance Benchmarks
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- | Operation | 1k Records | 10k Records | Improvement |
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- | --------------------- | ---------- | ----------- | ------------- |
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- | `get()` | 0.1ms | 0.1ms | Same (cached) |
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- | `set()` | 0.5ms | 0.8ms | 2x faster |
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- | `find()` (no index) | 15ms | 150ms | Same |
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- | `find()` (with index) | 1ms | 2ms | 75x faster |
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- | `where()` (indexed) | 0.5ms | 0.8ms | 187x faster |
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- **Memory Usage:** ~70% reduction with lazy loading
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- ---
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- ## 🛠 Installation & Usage
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- ### Quick Start (copy & paste)
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- Follow these three steps to try SehawqDB in under a minute.
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- 1) Install
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- ```bash
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- npm install sehawq.db
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- ```
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- 2) Create a tiny script `example.js` and run it
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- ```javascript
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- // example.js
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- const { SehawqDB } = require('sehawq.db');
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- const db = new SehawqDB();
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- db.set('hello', 'world');
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- console.log(db.get('hello')); // -> 'world'
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- // Stop gracefully if you started servers in options
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- db.stop?.();
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- ```
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- ```bash
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- node example.js
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- ```
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- 3) Run the built-in comprehensive smoke test (quick check)
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- ```bash
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- npm run test:comprehensive
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- ```
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- ### **Basic Setup**
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- ```bash
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- npm install sehawq.db
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- ```
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- ```javascript
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- const { SehawqDB } = require('sehawq.db');
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- const db = new SehawqDB();
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- db.set('user:1', { name: 'John', age: 25 });
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- console.log(db.get('user:1'));
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- ```
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- ### **Full Power Setup**
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- ```javascript
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- const db = new SehawqDB({
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- enableServer: true, // Enable REST API
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- serverPort: 3000, // API port
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- enableRealtime: true, // WebSocket sync
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- performance: {
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- lazyLoading: true, // Load data on demand
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- maxMemoryMB: 100, // Memory limit
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- backgroundIndexing: true
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- }
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- });
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- ```
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- ### Run tests
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- There is a comprehensive test script included. Run it locally to verify core features and the built-in REST/WebSocket demo. The project `package.json` currently keeps version `3.0.0`; you mentioned you'll handle publishing with a major bump — no change to `package.json` is made here.
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- ```bash
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- # Runs the comprehensive v2 test which also starts the local test API (port 3001 by default)
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- npm run test:comprehensive
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- ```
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- Expected output: the test suite prints sections like "BASIC CRUD OPERATIONS", "QUERY SYSTEM", and ends with "ALL TESTS COMPLETED!" and "Database stopped". If you customized ports/options, set them in `test-files/comprehensive-testv2.js` or run the test script directly.
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- ## 🎯 Target Audience
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- ### **Primary Users:**
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- * **Indie Developers**: Side projects, prototypes
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- * **Bootcamp Students**: Learning full-stack development
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- * **Startup Founders**: Rapid MVP development
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- * **Freelancers**: Quick client projects
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- ### **Perfect For:**
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- * Prototyping and MVPs
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- * Electron desktop apps
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- * Internal tools and admin panels
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- * Discord bots and games
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- * Learning database concepts
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- ## 🔄 Migration from v3.x
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- ### **Backward Compatible**
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- ```javascript
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- // v3.x code works exactly the same in v4.0
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- db.set('key', 'value');
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- db.get('key');
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- db.find(user => user.active);
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- ```
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- ### **New Performance Methods**
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- ```javascript
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- // New in v4.0 - take advantage of these!
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- db.createIndex('email', 'hash');
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- db.memoryManager.optimize();
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- db.getStats(); // Detailed performance metrics
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- ```
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- ## 🌟 Unique Selling Points
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- ### **vs MongoDB**
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- * **Setup**: 5 seconds vs 5-10 minutes
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- * **Complexity**: Zero configuration vs connection strings, authentication
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- * **Learning Curve**: Beginner-friendly vs professional DBA needed
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- ### **vs Firebase**
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- * **Cost**: Free vs pay-per-use
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- * **Control**: Self-hosted vs vendor lock-in
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- * **Simplicity**: JSON files vs complex NoSQL
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- ## 🚀 Growth Strategy
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- ### **Phase 1: Core Expansion (1-2 months)**
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- 1. **Visual Dashboard** - Web-based admin interface
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- 2. **Collections System** - Firestore-style multiple tables
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- 3. **CLI Tool** - Command-line utilities
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- ### **Phase 2: Performance (2-3 months)**
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- 1. **Advanced Caching** - Multi-level cache system
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- 2. **Query Optimization** - Smart query planner
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- 3. **Storage Engines** - SQLite + JSON options
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- ### **Phase 3: Enterprise (3-6 months)**
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- 1. **Cloud Hosting** - Monetization opportunity
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- 2. **Advanced Auth** - JWT, OAuth, RBAC
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- 3. **Replication** - High availability
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- ## 💡 Technical Innovation
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- ### **Smart Indexing System**
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- * **Hash Index**: Equality queries (=, !=, in)
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- * **Range Index**: Comparison queries (>, <, >=, <=)
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- * **Text Index**: Search queries (contains, startsWith, endsWith)
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- ### **Memory Management**
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- * Automatic garbage collection suggestions
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- * Memory leak detection
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- * Proactive optimization strategies
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- ### **Real-time Architecture**
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- * WebSocket room system for key-specific subscriptions
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- * Efficient broadcast to interested clients only
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- * Connection heartbeat and timeout management
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- ## ⚙️ Constructor options (quick reference)
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- Below is a compact table of common options you can pass to `new SehawqDB(options)`. For exact behavior check the implementation files under `src/` (e.g. `src/core/*`, `src/server/*`, `src/performance/*`).
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- | Option | Type | Default | Description |
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- | `enableServer` | boolean | `false` | Enable the built-in REST API (starts `api.js`).
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- | `serverPort` | number | `3000` | Port used by REST API and WebSocket.
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- | `enableRealtime` | boolean | `false` | Turn on WebSocket realtime support.
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- | `debug` | boolean | `false` | Enable verbose debug logging.
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- | `performance` | object | `{}` | Performance related sub-options (e.g. `lazyLoading`, `maxMemoryMB`, `backgroundIndexing`).
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- | `performance.lazyLoading` | boolean | module-dependent | Enable/disable LazyLoader usage if present.
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- | `performance.maxMemoryMB` | number | `100` | Target memory cap for MemoryManager (MB).
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- | `indexing` | object | `{}` | Options passed to IndexManager (e.g. backgroundIndexing).
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- Notes: exact option names and defaults may vary by implementation; use this table as a quick reference.
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- ## 📚 API Reference (short)
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- Quick reference for common methods on the `SehawqDB` instance. See source files for full details and edge cases.
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- | Method | Sync / Async | Description | Returns |
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- | `new SehawqDB(options)` | sync | Create a DB instance (components not started). | `SehawqDB` instance |
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- | `db.start()` | async | Wait until internal components are ready (storage, server, etc.). | `Promise<SehawqDB>` |
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- | `db.stop()` | async | Stop DB and servers cleanly. | `Promise<void>` |
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- | `db.set(key, value)` | sync | Store a value for a key (atomic write handled by Storage). | `void` |
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- | `db.get(key)` | sync | Retrieve value by key. | `any \/ undefined` |
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- | `db.delete(key)` | sync | Delete a key. | `boolean` (true if deleted) |
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- | `db.has(key)` | sync | Check existence of a key. | `boolean` |
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- | `db.all()` | sync | Return all records as an object. | `Object` |
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- | `db.clear()` | sync | Clear all records. | `void` |
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- | `db.find(filterFn)` | sync | Use QueryEngine with a filter function -> returns `QueryResult`. | `QueryResult` |
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- | `db.where(field, op, value)` | sync | Field-based query (operators like `=`, `>`, `in`). | `QueryResult` |
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- | `db.count([filterFn])` | sync | Count records (optional filter). | `number` |
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- | `db.sum(field, [filterFn])`, `db.avg()`, `db.min()`, `db.max()` | sync | Aggregation functions. | `number` |
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- | `db.createIndex(field, type)` | async | Create an index (hash, range, text). `await` is recommended. | `Promise<boolean>` |
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- | `db.dropIndex(field)` | async | Drop an index. | `Promise<boolean>` |
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- | `db.getIndexes()` | sync | Get index info. | `Object` |
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- | `db.push(key, value)` | sync | Push an item to an array field (fallback provided if DB module doesn't implement). | new length or array |
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- | `db.pull(key, value)` | sync | Remove an item from an array field. | `boolean` |
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- | `db.add(key, number)`, `db.subtract(key, number)` | sync | Numeric add/subtract ops. | new number |
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- | `db.backup([path])` | async | Create a backup; returns backup file path. | `Promise<string>` |
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- | `db.restore(path)` | async | Restore from backup file. | `Promise<boolean>` |
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- | `db.getStats()` | sync | Return DB/query/index stats. | `Object` |
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- - Some methods may be asynchronous depending on the underlying implementation (e.g. IndexManager). Using `await` for `createIndex` is a safe practice.
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- - `QueryResult` supports chaining methods like `.sort()`, `.limit()`, `.values()`, and `.toArray()`; check `src/core/QueryEngine.js` for details.
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- ## 🐛 Known Limitations
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- ### **Performance Boundaries**
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- * Tested with ~50k records (works fine)
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- * Full table scans for non-indexed queries
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- * Single file storage (no sharding yet)
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- ### **Feature Gaps**
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- * No transactions (atomic per operation only)
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- * No built-in relations/joins
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- * Basic authentication (API key only)
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- ### **Security**
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- * No encryption at rest (JSON plain text)
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- * No rate limiting beyond basic
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- * No audit logging
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- **Note**: None critical for target users (prototyping, side projects)
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- ## 🔮 Future Vision
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- ### **Immediate Next Steps:**
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- 1. **Visual Dashboard** - Highest impact feature
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- 2. **Community Building** - Discord, GitHub discussions
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- 3. **Documentation** - Tutorials, video demos
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- ### **Long-term Vision:**
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- * Industry standard for prototyping
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- * Sustainable business via cloud hosting
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- * Active open-source community
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- ## 📞 Support & Community
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- ### **Resources:**
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- * **GitHub**: [https://github.com/sehawq/sehawq.db](https://github.com/sehawq/sehawq.db)
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- * **NPM**: [https://www.npmjs.com/package/sehawq.db](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sehawq.db)
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- * **Documentation**: In-progress
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- ### **Getting Help:**
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- * GitHub Issues for bugs
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- * Reddit community for discussions
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- * Examples and tutorials
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- ## ✅ Conclusion
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- **SehawqDB 4.0.0 represents a complete transformation** from a simple JSON store to a full-featured database solution. With performance optimizations, real-time capabilities, and a modular architecture, it's ready for production use in its target market of prototypes, side projects, and learning environments.
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- The project maintains its core philosophy of simplicity while adding enterprise-grade features where they matter most. The human-centric codebase and honest communication style create an authentic developer experience that stands out in the database landscape.
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- **Ready for the next phase of growth!** 🚀
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- *Documentation version: 4.0.0*
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- *Last updated: Current date*
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- *Status: Production Ready*
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+ # SehawqDB 4.0.0
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+ ## 🎯 Project Overview
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+ **Project Name:** SehawqDB
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+ **Type:** Lightweight JSON-based database for Node.js (Firebase alternative)
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+ **Status:** Live on npm, actively maintained
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+ **Current Version:** 4.0.0 - Complete Rewrite
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+ **Mission:** Build a database that's easier than MongoDB, more powerful than and cheaper than Firebase.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 🚀 What's New in 4.0.0
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+ ### **Complete Architecture Overhaul**
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+
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+ * **Modular Design**: Every component separated into individual files
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+ * **Performance-First**: Rewritten from scratch with optimization at every level
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+
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+
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+ ### **New Performance Features**
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+
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+ * **Smart Indexing System**: Hash, Range, Text indexes for O(1) queries
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+ * **Advanced Caching**: LRU + TTL + Intelligent cache invalidation
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+ * **Lazy Loading**: Load data only when needed, save 70% memory
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+ * **Memory Management**: Automatic optimization and leak prevention
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+
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+ ### **File Structure (Completely Reorganized)**
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+
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+ ```
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+ src/
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+ ├── core/ # Core database engine
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+ │ ├── Database.js # Main database class
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+ │ ├── QueryEngine.js # Advanced query system
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+ │ ├── IndexManager.js # Smart indexing
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+ │ ├── Storage.js # File I/O operations
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+ │ ├── Persistence.js # Data persistence layer
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+ │ ├── Events.js # Event emitter system
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+ │ └── Validator.js # Data validation
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+ ├── performance/ # Performance optimizations
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+ │ ├── Cache.js # Smart caching
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+ │ ├── LazyLoader.js # Lazy loading
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+ │ └── MemoryManager.js # Memory management
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+ ├── server/ # Network capabilities
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+ │ ├── api.js # REST API server
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+ │ └── websocket.js # Real-time WebSocket
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+ └── utils/ # Utilities
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+ ├── helpers.js # Helper functions
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+ ├── dot-notation.js # Dot notation parser
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+ ├── benchmark.js # Performance testing
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+ └── profiler.js # Code profiling
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 🔥 Key Features
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+ ### **1. Lightning-Fast Performance**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // 30x faster queries with indexing
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+ db.createIndex('email', 'hash');
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+ db.where('email', '=', 'john@example.com'); // O(1) instead of O(n)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### **2. Real-time Sync**
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+
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Automatic WebSocket sync across clients
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+ db.set('message', 'Hello World!');
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+ // → All connected clients receive instant update
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### **3. Built-in REST API**
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+
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Auto-generated REST endpoints
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+ const db = new SehawqDB({ enableServer: true });
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+ // → GET/POST/PUT/DELETE /api/data/*
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### **4. Advanced Query System**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // MongoDB-style queries
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+ db.find(user => user.age > 18)
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+ db.where('status', 'in', ['active', 'premium'])
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+ db.groupBy('category')
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### **5. Data Safety**
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+ * Atomic writes (temp file + rename strategy)
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+ * Automatic backups with retention policy
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+ * Corruption recovery system
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+
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+ ---
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+ ## 📊 Performance Benchmarks
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+ | Operation | 1k Records | 10k Records | Improvement |
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+ | --------------------- | ---------- | ----------- | ------------- |
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+ | `get()` | 0.1ms | 0.1ms | Same (cached) |
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+ | `set()` | 0.5ms | 0.8ms | 2x faster |
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+ | `find()` (no index) | 15ms | 150ms | Same |
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+ | `find()` (with index) | 1ms | 2ms | 75x faster |
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+ | `where()` (indexed) | 0.5ms | 0.8ms | 187x faster |
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+ **Memory Usage:** ~70% reduction with lazy loading
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 🛠 Installation & Usage
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+
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+ ### Quick Start (copy & paste)
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+ Follow these three steps to try SehawqDB in under a minute.
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+ 1) Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install sehawq.db
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+ ```
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+ 2) Create a tiny script `example.js` and run it
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+ ```javascript
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+ // example.js
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+ const { SehawqDB } = require('sehawq.db');
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+ const db = new SehawqDB();
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+ db.set('hello', 'world');
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+ console.log(db.get('hello')); // -> 'world'
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+
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+ // Stop gracefully if you started servers in options
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+ db.stop?.();
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ node example.js
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+ ```
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+ 3) Run the built-in comprehensive smoke test (quick check)
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+ ```bash
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+ npm run test:comprehensive
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### **Basic Setup**
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install sehawq.db
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+ ```
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+ ```javascript
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+ const { SehawqDB } = require('sehawq.db');
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+ const db = new SehawqDB();
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+
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+ db.set('user:1', { name: 'John', age: 25 });
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+ console.log(db.get('user:1'));
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### **Full Power Setup**
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+
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+ ```javascript
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+ const db = new SehawqDB({
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+ enableServer: true, // Enable REST API
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+ serverPort: 3000, // API port
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+ enableRealtime: true, // WebSocket sync
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+ performance: {
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+ lazyLoading: true, // Load data on demand
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+ maxMemoryMB: 100, // Memory limit
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+ backgroundIndexing: true
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+ }
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ### Run tests
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+ There is a comprehensive test script included. Run it locally to verify core features and the built-in REST/WebSocket demo. The project `package.json` currently keeps version `3.0.0`; you mentioned you'll handle publishing with a major bump — no change to `package.json` is made here.
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+ ```bash
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+ # Runs the comprehensive v2 test which also starts the local test API (port 3001 by default)
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+ ```
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+ Expected output: the test suite prints sections like "BASIC CRUD OPERATIONS", "QUERY SYSTEM", and ends with "ALL TESTS COMPLETED!" and "Database stopped". If you customized ports/options, set them in `test-files/comprehensive-testv2.js` or run the test script directly.
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+ ---
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+ ## 🎯 Target Audience
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+ ### **Primary Users:**
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+ * **Indie Developers**: Side projects, prototypes
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+ * **Bootcamp Students**: Learning full-stack development
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+ * **Startup Founders**: Rapid MVP development
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+ * **Freelancers**: Quick client projects
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+ ### **Perfect For:**
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+ * Prototyping and MVPs
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+ * Electron desktop apps
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+ * Internal tools and admin panels
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+ * Discord bots and games
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+ * Learning database concepts
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+ ---
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+ ## 🔄 Migration from v3.x
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+ ### **Backward Compatible**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // v3.x code works exactly the same in v4.0
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+ db.find(user => user.active);
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+ ```
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+ ### **New Performance Methods**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // New in v4.0 - take advantage of these!
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+ db.createIndex('email', 'hash');
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+ db.memoryManager.optimize();
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+ db.getStats(); // Detailed performance metrics
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 🌟 Unique Selling Points
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+
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+ ### **vs MongoDB**
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+ * **Setup**: 5 seconds vs 5-10 minutes
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+ * **Complexity**: Zero configuration vs connection strings, authentication
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+ * **Learning Curve**: Beginner-friendly vs professional DBA needed
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+
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+ ### **vs Firebase**
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+ * **Cost**: Free vs pay-per-use
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+ * **Control**: Self-hosted vs vendor lock-in
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+ * **Simplicity**: JSON files vs complex NoSQL
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+ ---
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+ ## 🚀 Growth Strategy
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+ ### **Phase 1: Core Expansion (1-2 months)**
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+ 1. **Visual Dashboard** - Web-based admin interface
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+ 2. **Collections System** - Firestore-style multiple tables
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+ 3. **CLI Tool** - Command-line utilities
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+ ### **Phase 2: Performance (2-3 months)**
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+ 1. **Advanced Caching** - Multi-level cache system
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+ 2. **Query Optimization** - Smart query planner
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+ 3. **Storage Engines** - SQLite + JSON options
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+ ### **Phase 3: Enterprise (3-6 months)**
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+ 1. **Cloud Hosting** - Monetization opportunity
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+ 2. **Advanced Auth** - JWT, OAuth, RBAC
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+ 3. **Replication** - High availability
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+ ## 💡 Technical Innovation
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+ ### **Smart Indexing System**
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+ * **Hash Index**: Equality queries (=, !=, in)
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+ * **Range Index**: Comparison queries (>, <, >=, <=)
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+ * **Text Index**: Search queries (contains, startsWith, endsWith)
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+ ### **Memory Management**
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+ * Automatic garbage collection suggestions
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+ * Memory leak detection
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+ * Proactive optimization strategies
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+ ### **Real-time Architecture**
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+ * WebSocket room system for key-specific subscriptions
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+ * Efficient broadcast to interested clients only
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+ * Connection heartbeat and timeout management
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚙️ Constructor options (quick reference)
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+ Below is a compact table of common options you can pass to `new SehawqDB(options)`. For exact behavior check the implementation files under `src/` (e.g. `src/core/*`, `src/server/*`, `src/performance/*`).
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+ | Option | Type | Default | Description |
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+ | `enableServer` | boolean | `false` | Enable the built-in REST API (starts `api.js`).
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+ | `serverPort` | number | `3000` | Port used by REST API and WebSocket.
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+ | `enableRealtime` | boolean | `false` | Turn on WebSocket realtime support.
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+ | `debug` | boolean | `false` | Enable verbose debug logging.
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+ | `performance` | object | `{}` | Performance related sub-options (e.g. `lazyLoading`, `maxMemoryMB`, `backgroundIndexing`).
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+ | `performance.lazyLoading` | boolean | module-dependent | Enable/disable LazyLoader usage if present.
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+ | `performance.maxMemoryMB` | number | `100` | Target memory cap for MemoryManager (MB).
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+ | `indexing` | object | `{}` | Options passed to IndexManager (e.g. backgroundIndexing).
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+ Notes: exact option names and defaults may vary by implementation; use this table as a quick reference.
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+ ## 📚 API Reference (short)
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+ Quick reference for common methods on the `SehawqDB` instance. See source files for full details and edge cases.
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+ | Method | Sync / Async | Description | Returns |
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+ | `new SehawqDB(options)` | sync | Create a DB instance (components not started). | `SehawqDB` instance |
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+ | `db.start()` | async | Wait until internal components are ready (storage, server, etc.). | `Promise<SehawqDB>` |
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+ | `db.stop()` | async | Stop DB and servers cleanly. | `Promise<void>` |
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+ | `db.set(key, value)` | sync | Store a value for a key (atomic write handled by Storage). | `void` |
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+ | `db.get(key)` | sync | Retrieve value by key. | `any \/ undefined` |
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+ | `db.delete(key)` | sync | Delete a key. | `boolean` (true if deleted) |
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+ | `db.has(key)` | sync | Check existence of a key. | `boolean` |
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+ | `db.all()` | sync | Return all records as an object. | `Object` |
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+ | `db.clear()` | sync | Clear all records. | `void` |
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+ | `db.find(filterFn)` | sync | Use QueryEngine with a filter function -> returns `QueryResult`. | `QueryResult` |
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+ | `db.where(field, op, value)` | sync | Field-based query (operators like `=`, `>`, `in`). | `QueryResult` |
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+ | `db.count([filterFn])` | sync | Count records (optional filter). | `number` |
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+ | `db.sum(field, [filterFn])`, `db.avg()`, `db.min()`, `db.max()` | sync | Aggregation functions. | `number` |
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+ | `db.createIndex(field, type)` | async | Create an index (hash, range, text). `await` is recommended. | `Promise<boolean>` |
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+ | `db.dropIndex(field)` | async | Drop an index. | `Promise<boolean>` |
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+ | `db.getIndexes()` | sync | Get index info. | `Object` |
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+ | `db.push(key, value)` | sync | Push an item to an array field (fallback provided if DB module doesn't implement). | new length or array |
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+ | `db.pull(key, value)` | sync | Remove an item from an array field. | `boolean` |
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+ | `db.add(key, number)`, `db.subtract(key, number)` | sync | Numeric add/subtract ops. | new number |
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+ | `db.backup([path])` | async | Create a backup; returns backup file path. | `Promise<string>` |
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+ | `db.restore(path)` | async | Restore from backup file. | `Promise<boolean>` |
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+ | `db.getStats()` | sync | Return DB/query/index stats. | `Object` |
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+ - Some methods may be asynchronous depending on the underlying implementation (e.g. IndexManager). Using `await` for `createIndex` is a safe practice.
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+ ## 🐛 Known Limitations
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+ ### **Performance Boundaries**
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+ * Tested with ~50k records (works fine)
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+ * Full table scans for non-indexed queries
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+ * Single file storage (no sharding yet)
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+ ### **Feature Gaps**
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+ * No transactions (atomic per operation only)
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+ * No built-in relations/joins
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+ * Basic authentication (API key only)
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+ ### **Security**
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+ * No encryption at rest (JSON plain text)
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+ * No rate limiting beyond basic
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+ * No audit logging
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+ **Note**: None critical for target users (prototyping, side projects)
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+ ## 🔮 Future Vision
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+
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+ ### **Immediate Next Steps:**
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+ 1. **Visual Dashboard** - Highest impact feature
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+ 2. **Community Building** - Discord, GitHub discussions
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+ 3. **Documentation** - Tutorials, video demos
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+ ### **Long-term Vision:**
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+ * Industry standard for prototyping
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+ * Sustainable business via cloud hosting
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+ * Active open-source community
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 📞 Support & Community
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+
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+ ### **Resources:**
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+ * **GitHub**: [https://github.com/sehawq/sehawq.db](https://github.com/sehawq/sehawq.db)
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+ * **NPM**: [https://www.npmjs.com/package/sehawq.db](https://www.npmjs.com/package/sehawq.db)
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+ * **Documentation**: In-progress
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+
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+ ### **Getting Help:**
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+
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+ * GitHub Issues for bugs
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+ * Reddit community for discussions
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+ * Examples and tutorials
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## ✅ Conclusion
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+ **SehawqDB 4.0.0 represents a complete transformation** from a simple JSON store to a full-featured database solution. With performance optimizations, real-time capabilities, and a modular architecture, it's ready for production use in its target market of prototypes, side projects, and learning environments.
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+ The project maintains its core philosophy of simplicity while adding enterprise-grade features where they matter most. The human-centric codebase and honest communication style create an authentic developer experience that stands out in the database landscape.
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+ **Ready for the next phase of growth!** 🚀
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+ ---
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+ *Documentation version: 4.0.0*
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+ *Last updated: Current date*
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+ *Status: Production Ready*